The Key West Citizen Newspaper, November 11, 1949, Page 3

tid | i f He i ; fi fr ge ‘hi sitt He | i iy : iil wine “el Mow os | ans Mee b= ene - bet 8 | ‘ae bem Ses Orainence eueneeee wete, the City (neces passed a bus ord « 2 percent he routes in ve ° fren the Secre toce of the dy Chamber of Com omooe jet Agel sas road stat ad ht gee om sowerd faver the ~ the Garreon n oe i 1. fat appeeve! oi ans dredg — ft Ge om conflict with fag ie Bagtse the Manage: te Cine T fowde: were eteceet Rape D Speiding for a Sewmenistes The Air Gees bat coquested § thet direc et gp = key Wet Gear Aeryert te erected mages Cette atom ena agrers + stent all a @ Ge Metin! Airlines seme eere efowrd & te placed) te me reete ’ feewtes + letter collet atiention ~~ ae Me Rarten oct thet a ae the taterel government to ae pent buriding ante 4 wees aotracted has and twelth cert: iets ry ene euitewurd Ww be Giam Key for part of won of games oe mat Howe wert Gee & Pawie street wagers em perchact te aihgrge the city cerneters fee = oe eee eheentes 6:9 Sunanten street A Gupiwete inens hed been taken gecesecteting the city retund vetursdts om the a ae wt | were eremted © Bowes Le veboprne nt Me sed Mr Nor tively order tay vo! am il sail eH nN t peli Hue rif i [ i f i Hf il 4 ij * lr i rf 4 (lf pe | Cars and Floats — Arthur Sawyer Unit No. 28, American Legion Auxiliary. Veterans of Foreign - Wars Auxiliery Unit 3911. Disabled American Veterans | 8. H. McCaila Camp 5, Spanish War Veterans. Monree County Hospital Aux- a Junior Women's Club. Key West Golf Club. Beta Sigma Phi Chapter. American Red Cross Gray Ladies Fleet Reserve Branch No. 56. dunior Chamber of Commerce. Kiwanis Club. Busitiess and Professional Wo- men's Cluh Junior Red Cross. dayshees Chamber of Commerce. National Association of Letter Carriers Fire Department Prizes are being offered by Ar- ther Sawyer Post for the most attractive floats. The prizes are sow on display in the show window of Lewinski’s Mens Store, Duval street. The winners will be presented with . their award at the Legion Home this evening TRY TO GAG NAVY (Continued From Page One? tions, Admiral Louis Denfeld had. Denfeld had criticized the way the Navy was being treated un- der the Unification act. nc September, 1949 in the amount of $3,000 was paid to the Florida Keys Aqueduct commission. Premium Paid American Surety company of New York through agent Wil- liam A. Freeman was paid $1,- 245.18 for workmen's compensa- tiem for the period from May 16 to August 16, 1949. ity iv g ing appez! the piano; Commercial by Eduardo Enriquez; pointment of Sr. Pineda del Valle as Spanish American correspon- dent and photographer was also approved. t a f (Continued From Page One) an open meeting to which all members are invited on Novem- ber 20. { The business of the imminent Lecuona Concert was then dis- cussed and Dr. DePoo announced that asa gesture of friendship! is interest in the Latin- of the hiring of the Concert Hall arrangements for his. forthcom- rance here. This con- cert to be given under the spon- sorship of the Latin-American Chamber of Commerce is to take place at the Convent Auditorium on the evenirig of November 22. The featured artists for the Concert will be: Ernesto Le- cuona, composer pi: thor of such songs as, “Siboney,” “Malaguena,” and the Hollywood scores of Rica” and sime of his songs and scores on and Senorita, Ester Borja, mezzo-soprano who will be heard in some of the Lecuona numbers as well as others. Among the further business discussed was the aproval of an official Latin-American Cham- ber of Co.amerce emblem which was designed for the Camara Latino - Americana TODAY’S BIRTHDAYS (Know America) Maude Adams, famous oldtime actress, born in Salt Lake City, 77 years ago. Dr, Walter W. Van Kirk of th Federal Council of the Churches of Christ, born in Cleveland, 58. years ago. Roland Young,.screen star, born in London, 62 years ago. Thomas K. Finletter of New York, lawyer, born in Philadel~ phia, 56 years ago. The Rev. Dr. Charles T. Leber, secretary of the Presbyterian} Board of Foreign Missions, born} in Baltimore, 51 years ago. Life, however short, is still made shorter by waste of time. ianist and au- the, ap- of this policy con- t by spending a few bil- lions now, we-can avert the much the bloodshed t to the other ‘countries in the | school family for we are an open Atlantic Pact, and to{minded group of people who are Turkey, Iran, the Philip-} striving everyday to make this Congress has} world a better place in which to. down pay-|live by drinking deeply of all ‘a. half | that is offered us in the way of instruction. We are reeply grateful to the Superintendent and Members of. the Board of Education for what they have done and= are) doing to make our school ‘bigger and better. We are.fully, aware of all the improvements which are be- nig made and we intend to utilize them to the fullest éxtent. We can ; boast of many things that have heen added in order to make our {instruction more pleasing and ‘profitable. Great improvements have been made in the library, Home Economics Department, Manual Training Department and the general teaching staff in both the elementary and senior high school departments. We can now boast of one of the finest libraries that can be found im any high school. There’ are |books, dictionaries, periodicals, magazines and newspapers and miscellaneous information in the library to capture the interest of and through the twelfth grades. We have a very intelligent and co- operative librarian who is never]. too busy to help us. The Home Economics Depart- student from the first ment is making splendid progress under the direction of a well trained woman. Both young men. and women are permitted to take courses in home making All per- sons attending these classes have found them to be very profitable. Through this~department ‘school lunches are very low cost; thus giving stu- dents enrolled in this ‘depart-] (sa j ment an opportunity to secure practical @xperience in the pre- paring and serving of meals. Every student is proud of the Manual Training Department. All j those who have attained the age served daily at a and standards that qualify one’ for shop work, are taking~ ad- vantage of the opportunities that are offered there. Boys and girls are attending classes in this de- partment and they are striving to jlearn all that they can. We have a great staff of teach- ers headed by a wonderful princ# | pal. They were trained in some of the outstanding schools of the country. Quite a few of them hold M. A. degrees from northern universities; however, I wish to say that we don’t admire them for their special achievements alone, but we appreciate them for thé |interest tnat they take in, the ; welfare of the students. Billy: “Wh {Fd been stealing jam, I said _yés,” Willie: “Why didn’t you say a Te no?” Then Ma asked me-+ Billy:“I didn’t have the facé to’ say no.” o Good looks are a sni espec- ially them. to them that haven't got jon, BOARD OF PUBLIC OF MONROE. r | Jerald A ron dH. Adams, Attent Horace ‘O'Brsani, na capuisiear: sgaagieie Nov.4-11-18-25 jdec.2, 1949, In re the Estate of ALTON H. To All. Whom it Notice 18 hereby giy Sed cuter o: ‘ Roberts, deceased; td be % his ‘petition for | final and that he will a to the erable Raymond ie Co Judge of Monroe Y, ‘Nove = ys 29th da of "1949, approvy; same » discharge as Mxecutor oft estate| of Alton H, Roberts. decvaned. Dat- 7° this 3rd. day of . Novem: VERAL C. ROBERTS, } ceased : nov.4-11-18~25,1949. tl IN THE CrRcUurr rT ELEVENTH JU: . w vp rom MOSROR & Cuaxceny.. bees ps Cane. No, 12625 FLORENCE THOMPSON, Plaintiff, ys. ORCI EUGENE THOMPsox,| "YORE required to appear on the 28th of November, 1949. before the shore entitled court to the Bill of Com- plaint filed against you in the above entitled cause and the Key West Citizen is hereby designated as the newspaper in which this 4 shall be published once a week for |: four consecutive weeks. Witness the Honorable -Aquilitio Lopez Jr. a¥ One of the Judges | of {his Court and the Seal of thts Court in the City Key West, Florida, he 27th day of Seto a3 L) ber. 1049. a “VETERANS! Cheri, Cireute Couce [OWN your 2 or 3 bedroom home. M County, Floridi ba : By: (sd) Florence B. Nawyer, “{ No down payment. $60 month- JOHN G. SAWYER, ere ea Solicitor for Plaintiff. . octld-tf oct.28 nov.4-11-18,1949. Le 5 FOR RENT IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ELEVENTH JUDICIAL cimcurt | NEW, latge apartment for 2 or 4 oF 205 seh ante eae aitteceas hikes IN CHANCERY. Case No. EILEEN KRIVAN, CS re Piaintitt, -vVs- DVeRCE | | NICHOLAS ANtnE YE Star ; floors. Lot 75x130. FHA fi- ORDER OF PUBLICATION “AND ROOMS nanced. $13,500.00. Call 1087-W. TO: To ee ay ae —$—$—$ $< $ nov11-6tx BOAT, cabin, 33 = ose reside’ Ss and . State of Florida, but who con-}fOUR apartments, rooms : Crown, 25 watt ceals himself so that process}? light housekeeping rooms, $5 to/ TWO fine waterfront lots in Mar- |». if desived. Dertow cannot be | personally ‘served 1415 per week. 411 William St. | tello Towers, best residential |oo nso, Street : upon him, and there i - “naa son in the State of. Florida nov3-30t| section in Key West, Fla. $6500. Pree rere upon whom service of process}i.0 0 Write Box 6172, Jacksonville, Fla 2 ia bind’ him. ; ‘ FOR RENT—STORES You are hereby required to ap-|2¥% ROOMS, utilities furnished. aov6-O | eee nee joo Bil of Commiaiat for: Adults $50.00, until November - of vorce in ; ° = on or before the 2ist day of ‘Nov. {Ist. Sea Isle Apartments, 915|FURNISHED C.BS. Duplex. Lo- sea ember, A. D. 1949, otherwise the al-| Windsor Lane. oct20-30t| cated close-in and in nice : hoe vse there will be taken agj7 neighborhood. Price, $10,000, - confessed. x - ... This. Order is to be published once] FOR RENT—HOTEL ROOMS [Liberal terms. This is a good i, Wee aee foue consecutive weeks] _ ____________|buy. Johnson & Johnson, 419 paper published in the Cits gtk OVERSEAS pert done Duval Street, Phone 372. 2 DONE and ORDERED this “20th Single rooms $10 Up - beacsathe! . Double from $12. Coffee Shop and Bar. oct 14-tf day of October, A. D. 1 $Seal) edi cron R. po igen TWO - BEDROOM unfurnished Merk of the it Court, . ‘ MacArthur bungalow in nice M € ., Plorid: By: (ed) Florence E. Sawyer, | FOR RENT—COTTAGES =| condition. Price, $8,500. Eany antes AND ROOMS terms. Johnson & Johnson, 419 Solicitor for Plaintiff. = Duval Street, Phone 372. 3 COMPLETELY furnished cottage nové-tf available until 19th January.) —____ Also comfortable sleeping rooms. FOR SALE—KEY WEST K Open for reservation. Young’s REAL ESTATE Trustess of the ‘baternal Hnptove, | Tourist Rest, 1721 Flagler, Phone }_____ ent und of the State of Florida, 1172-J. nov8-tf ITF you want to buy or sell Key mreaant to Law, Ww ofter for{____________———§-—- | West property, contact Paui le, for competitive bids, in Talla- ° Rassee, Florida, at 11:00 o'clock. A; FOR HENT—GARAGES Boysen, 626 Fleming, Phone 159. M. December 6th, 1949, the land in Here since 1919. octl9-30tx situate, lying and being on the nov9-4tx charge Company, lying South: — 5c. Artman Press, Citizen Bidg. 0 velt Boulevard, and bounded ¢ mm eaTArT Ty « eo ap A MONROE COUNTY, described asj2> aap garage. Apply 3210 All that certain tract of land Eagle Ave., Phone 1577-J. FOR SALE—PRINTED FORMS island of Key West. Me 5 County. Florida, tring ugh LEASES, 5 ¢ each. Promissary way of the Mlorida Bast Coast FOR SALE—USED CARS otes, ic each. DMinianaam it -Boulveard [7035 PLYMOUTH coupe, good|Phone 51 octaa-tf F 5 condition. $125.00. 418 Amelia J —@—@—————__, jes by said Roose- Street. nov11-6tx MOVING AND HAULING on. the. erly side by said om hp vay fight-of- Taonri A FORD. good tires,| Storage - Furniture Moving er pag age ab patel good running condition. New| Local and Long Distance Agent] gether with any and ail ripar- Patty ob, new switch. 1426 Airvan Moving & Storage Seog ie gale betel novl0-2tx| ISLAND CITY TRANSFER The. Purchaser is required to pay “a Phone 166 E. V. Kinsman taey stampa ene 40d: documen- 95 CHEVROLET, completely re- nowd-308 Ne sake Jr ped when made. shall) built engine. Sacrifice for quick — ye a unto themacltes 7a% of the “phos (sale. 912 Fleming St. upstairs. FOR SALE 0 Sie tesetved. 1940 FORDOR Chrysler Sedan.| Oldsmobile and two Cocker pn Mee. PSTRES OF INTER AL Radio, heater. $395.00. Phone/Spaniel puppies Reasonable the right to reject the sule. 841-M. nov8-6tx | 588-M, 722 Love Lane. nowll-2tx« Phate, minerals and metals and 30% nov10-3tx ca :]8£ the ‘petroleum thereon or there- # x & LUGGAGE Trailer. 190 || Second under. Al fissionable materials ; , BY ORDER of the ee § — State of Plorlags en *"™* °f **°] tg9g NASH Sedan, nice, clean car. STORAGE —e FULLER WARREN, $150.00. Will take small boats Artman Press ee. d motor in trade.} RED Brick Storage Co. Furni Attest: or small outboar 2 cIT1ze Sune ¥- © ELLIOT, sec, Mac’s Bar and Grill, old Boca] ture or commercial. Phone Trustees I. 1 Fed. 21949 /Ghica Road. nov10-3tx | 799. NOV 10. 201 | ae ae &